Sentence examples for marked need for from inspiring English sources

This demand typically occurs in software engineering and security: knowledge representation, formal specification and verification of algorithms and protocols have a marked need for working with several logics.

In line with the conceptualization that autistic traits exist along a continuum [ 33], we used a dimensional approach and observed that both clinical groups reported a marked need for sameness: for the AQ Attention switching scores, the AN scored mid-way between the ASD and the controls.

On May 17 , 2012 an A.K.C. inspector said that the 34 Great Danes and mastiffs under the Williamses' care were in "acceptable" conditions, with only 2 of the 15 categories marked "needs improvement," for the construction of kennels and signs of "untreated, visible wounds".

The recent government report, Eliminating Unnecessary Workload Around Marking, states, in a rather teacherly tone: "In conclusion, if your current approach is unmanageable or disproportionate, stop it and adopt an approach that considers exactly what the marking needs to achieve for pupils".

Most people choose an HB pencil (in the middle of the spectrum) for regular writing, but go harder for light-marking needs or blacker for heavier marking needs (darker, stronger lines).

For some this created confusion as it did not allow clear demarcation of AS, while for others it marked the need for additional discriminators such as motor function and neuropsychological profiling.

By midafternoon on a drizzly election day in Minsk, turnout passed the 50 percent mark needed for the vote to be declared valid.

Mr. Santorum's ability to block Mr. Romney from reaching the 1,144-delegate 1,144-delegater the nomarktioneededd rest to some degree with Mr. Gingrich's ability to stay in the race and win delegates that would otherwise go to Mr. Romney.